LISTEN TO THE ALBUM HERE:<\/h4>\n
https:\/\/bfan.link\/eitt-dypi-av-dyrari-tid<\/a><\/p>\n OBS! Scroll down to read the lyrics while listening to the album.<\/em><\/p>\n The album has been titled: “Eitt d\u00fdpi av d\u00fdrari t\u00ed\u00f0” (A Chasm of Precious Time), which was the first song that Elin composed to a poem by her father. The symphonic version could be heard for the first time in 2002 in a documentary film about Jens Pauli Heinesen, which Gulla \u00d8regaard made in connection with his 70th birthday. Now the song is finally being released on CD and on vinyl in an updated mix, together with five other songs that Elin has composed to poems by her father and recorded both in Faroese and in English. Elin has translated the six poems into English and has recorded the songs in English as well, so that there are 6 + 6 songs on the album. Six songs in Faroese, and then the same six songs in English.<\/p>\n Four of the recordings were made with the famous symphony orchestra The Czech National Symphony Orchestra and the choir Tarira, and two recordings were made with The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and the T\u00f3rshavn\u2019s Male Choir. Elin Brimheim Heinesen is the vocal soloist in all the recordings.<\/p>\n The record label TUTL publishes the album. The album is financed via H\u00f3pfigging.fo (crowdfunding) and by Betri Samtaki\u00f0, MOWI, KT-h\u00fasi\u00f0, Mentam\u00e1lar\u00e1\u00f0ir\u00e1\u00f0, Mentanargrunnur Landsins, T\u00f3rshavnar Kommuna, V\u00e1ga Kommuna, in addition to Elin herself.<\/p>\n The importance that Jens Pauli Heinesen’s literary works have had for the Faroese society cannot be underestimated. No one has written as much prose about life in the Faroe Islands during the Second World War and in the period leading up to the turn of the millennium as Jens Pauli Heinesen. His extensive literature, which counts around 40 works, has enriched the Faroese people and the Faroese language. His prose reflects Faroese culture and has strengthened and developed Faroese identity.<\/p>\n In his prose, Jens Pauli sheds light on eternally valid, universal subjects as relevant today as when they were written, but seen from a certain point of view that most Faroese can identify with. His works play an important identity-creating role. They take up a lot of space in the Faroese book register and are a great contribution to the total reading material in Faroese, so important to the survival of Faroese as a language.<\/p>\n On this album, the spotlight is put on his poems, which, although few, deserve to be highlighted. In the late 80s, Jens Pauli’s daughter, Elin Brimheim Heinesen, set music to a poem by her father for the first time. It was the poem Eitt d\u00fdpi av d\u00fdrari ti\u00f0<\/em> (A Chasm of Precious Time)<\/em> \u2013 a song, which all Faroese know today. The song was first released in 1988 on the album NALJA<\/em> by Elin & K\u00e1ri. In 2002, the song was recorded in a symphonic version for a documentary by Gulla \u00d8regaard about Jens Pauli Heinesen, made in connection with his 70th birthday. The now deceased, Danish composer S\u00f8ren Hyldgaard arranged the music for symphony orchestra. The work has since become national heritage and is a highly valued Faroese classic nowadays.<\/p>\n Recently, Elin again set music to another beautiful poem by her father, called S\u00f3leyan l\u00fdsir um fl\u00f8tur (Buttercups Light Up the Meadows)<\/em>. After a successful crowd funding campaign, the song was arranged for symphony orchestra by the Italian composer Enzo De Rosa and recorded with the City of Prague Philhar-monic Orchestra, T\u00f3rshavn’s Men\u2019s Choir and Elin as the lead vocalist. The song was released as a single and as a music video on November 12th, 2021.<\/p>\n Elin and Enzo decided to continue working together, this time on four other songs Elin made to poems by her father: Fl\u00f3ttin (The Refugee)<\/em>, Heystn\u00e1ttin (Autumn Night)<\/em>, Eg gangi vi\u00f0 einum dj\u00fapi (The Chasm Deep Within)<\/em> and Sorgin er v\u00f8kur vi\u00f0 (Sorrow is Beautiful Too),<\/em> all of which are strong poems on relevant subjects, which are still relevant today. At Enzo’s request, Elin translated (or re-wrote with respect) all the poems into English, so that non-Faroese people can listen to this album and understand what is being sung about.<\/p>\n The orchestral parts were recorded in Prague, Czech Republic on June 15th, 2022 with one of Europe’s best symphony orchestras, The Czech National Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Vladimir Martinka. Production manager Laura Lungu oversaw the recording. The choir Tarira sang the choral parts and Elin Brimheim Heinesen is the lead vocalist.<\/p>\n The four new pieces of music, in addition to the two that have been published as singles already \u2013 S\u00f3leyan l\u00fdsir um fl\u00f8tur<\/em> and Eitt d\u00fdpi av d\u00fdrari t\u00ed\u00f0<\/em> (this time in an updated mix) \u2013 are now all released together on this album, both in the original Faroese language as well as in English.<\/p>\n In The Czech National Symphony Orchestra\u2019s recording studio in Prague:<\/em><\/p>\n Jens Pauli was the Faroe Islands’ most prolific writer of his time. He wrote a total of around 40 works \u2013 novels, short stories, plays etc. \u2013 about the life lived, especially in the village where he grew up as a child and in his early teenage years, and not least in the capital, where the author lived most of his life. As a writer he covered a wide range of subjects. The subjects were, among others, the artist and society, the child and its world, rural vs. city life, in addition to the difficult paths of love. A recurring theme is the victim and the tormentor. Literature lovers have said that the quality of several of Jens Pauli’s works is fully on par with world literature.<\/p>\n Jens Pauli was awarded the Faroese Cultural Prize four times \u2013 in 1959 for the short story collection Hin vakra kvirran (The beautiful silence), in 1969 for the short story collection Aldurnar sp\u00e6la \u00e1 sandi (The waves play on the beach), in 1973 for the novel Fr\u00e6nir eitur ormurin (Fafner is the Dragon\u2019s Name) and in 1993 for the novel Bl\u00e1felli (Blue Mountain) and the book series in seven volumes \u00c1 fer\u00f0 inn \u00ed eina \u00f3endaliga s\u00f8gu (Journey into an endless story). The books Leikur t\u00edn er sum hin lj\u00f3si dagur (Your Play is Like the Bright Day) and Bl\u00e1felli were nominated for the Nordic Culture Prize in 1987 and in 1995 respectively. In addition, Jens Pauli Heinesen received the Faroe Islands Government’s Cultural Prize in 1999 for his literary works as a whole.<\/p>\n Jens Pauli Heinesen was chairman of the Faroese Writers’ Association in the years 1968-1975 and was named an honorary member of the association, as well as of Der Deutsch-F\u00e4r\u00f6ische Freundeskreis e. V., of the Society of Sweden-Faroe Islands and was also honored by Rith\u00f8fundasamband \u00cdslands. He was a member for many years in the Nordic Society, which i.a. published the book F\u00e6r\u00f8erne i dag (Faroes today) in 1966, which he edited. And he was one of the producers of the documentary Jamen se nu F\u00e6r\u00f8erne (But Look at the Faroes), with the subtitle: We are not building the Faroes for practical reasons, in 1975. Jens Pauli Heinesen has been translated into several languages, such as Icelandic, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Greenlandic and German.<\/p>\n Get more info here: Elin has a Master’s Degree in Aesthetics and Culture and an education in Business Economics, as well as a Sceenwriting Degree from the Danish Film School. She has a long career in communication, media and marketing in the Faroe Islands and in Denmark, where she lived for 25 years.<\/p>\n In her home country, she is best known as a singer\/ composer. In addition to a few singles, she has released three albums: NALJA with K\u00e1ri L. Jacobsen in 1988, Yndisl\u00f8g \u2013 ein fer\u00f0 aftur \u00ed farnar t\u00ed\u00f0ir (Treasured Songs \u2013 A Trip Down Memory Lane), with the acoustic group Ad Libitum in 2010, and Handan Stj\u00f8rnurnar (Beyond the Stars) as a soloist in 2018. Furthermore, she has sung duets and backing choir on several albums and singles by other artists.<\/p>\n One of her most beloved songs is the title song of this album Eitt d\u00fdpi av d\u00fdrari t\u00ed\u00f0 (A Chasm of Precious Time). When Kringvarp F\u00f8roya (Faroese National TV & Radio) in 2018 asked its listeners to rate the best Faroese songs the last 50 years, this song came in as nr. 4. It was released the first time in 1988 and rearranged for symphony orchestra in 2002 for a documentary about Jens Pauli Heinesen, but this version has not been released on an album by Elin before. Not until now. This time in an updated mix.<\/p>\n Get more info here: Enzo has more than 30 years of experience with many different genres of music. He started taking piano lessons at the age of 6. Since then, he has developed his musical skills with several well-known piano masters. He is trained in composition and modern music, in addition to playing the organ and harpsichord. He has a long and impressive career as a professional musician in many different countries \u2013 such as Italy, France, Finland, Bulgaria, Egypt, Israel, Canada among others \u2013 where he has worked with over 600 great music projects \u2013 composed, arranged for orchestra and produced music both for film, TV, theatre, opera, music albums, etc.<\/p>\n Get more info here: \u201cI found about 40 music arrangers before I found Enzo, but when I finally stumbled upon him and listened to samples of what he had done before, there was no doubt in my mind that he was the right partner for this particular project. I feel very grateful and lucky to be able to work with such an excellent and skilled man in his field.\u201d<\/em> She succeeded in developing both an international career as a violinist and at the same time as manager in the entertainment industry, working with artists such as Luciano Pavarotti, Jos\u00e9 Carreras, Ennio Morricone, Andrea Bocelli and many others. She recorded to date more than 300 movie soundtracks as violinist, music producer, recording musical supervisor and orchestra contractor for SONY, EMI, WARNER, BMG, Buena Vista, RAI, MEDIASET, etc.<\/p>\n Laura has extensive experience \u2013 among other things she has taken the lead role positions of Music Producer, Artistic Director, Recording producer, Artists Manager as well as Production Director for shows, concerts, music recordings, festivals, corporate and private events with high visibility in Italy and abroad.<\/p>\n She is the founder and General Manager of Concertissimo Entertainment since 1998, and the founder and Artistic Director of the Concertissimo Orchestra, established since 2007 in Rome, specialised in movie soundtracks recording with orchestra and choirs.<\/p>\n Read more at:\u00a0https:\/\/concertissimo.eu\/laura-lungu\/<\/a> The choir sings renaissance music works, Christmas music and new compositions, they have commissioned from both Faroese composers and composers from abroad, which is why they have premiered several new songs, in addition to publishing albums.<\/p>\n The choir has had several conductors since the beginning. They started out with Sunleif Rasmussen, but also Ka\u0301ri B\u00e6k and Jo\u0301hannes Andreassen have conducted the choir. On this album, Bernhar\u00f0ur Wilkinson is the conductor.<\/p>\n Tarira has had performances with music artists such as Teitur and To\u0301rshavn’s Men’s Choir. They have presented great choir works such as Shakespeare and others. The response is alway the same: Their performances are flawless and on an outstanding high level, resulting in the choir receiving several awards for their performances and achievements.<\/p>\n The choir Tarira is singing on four of six tracks on Elin’s album – songs, that she has composed to her father Jens Pauli Heinesen’s poems: Flo\u0301ttin \/ The Refugee<\/em>, Eg gangi vi\u00f0 einum dju\u0301pi \/ The Chasm Within<\/em>, Heystna\u0301ttin \/ Autumn Night<\/em> og Sorgin er v\u00f8kur vi\u00f0 \/ Sorrow is Beautiful Too<\/em>.<\/p>\n More info here: To\u0301rshavnar Mansko\u0301r published their first album in 1997, with the simple title: To\u0301rshavnar Mansko\u0301r.<\/p>\n Their second album was released in 1999, and had the title “Vit eru F\u00f8royingar” (We Are Faroese), taken from the first line in the ironic lyrics to the folk ballad “Kv\u00e6\u00f0i fremsta framtakskappa landsins” (The Country’s Prime Entrepeneurial Hero) with lyrics by Regin Dahl and music by Ka\u0301ri B\u00e6k, about being a cultured Faroese person.<\/p>\n Their thrird ablum came out in 2008 and had the title “V\u00e6l ma\u0301 gagnast!” (Bon Appetite!) taken from the last line in the humorous song “Matlepin” (The Menu) by Nyholm Debes. This is the first CD in the Faroes with surround sound, where the listener is surrounded by sound just like in a good concert hall.<\/p>\n The fourth album was published in 2009 and has the title “Kantata til 900 a\u0301ra o\u0301lavs\u00f8kuha\u0301ti\u0301\u00f0ina” (Cantata for the Sct. Olav’s Wake 900 Years Jubilee) ususally called O\u0301lavs\u00f8kukantatan, which Edward Mitens og J. Waagstein composed to the Sct. Olav’s Wake jubilee in 1930, in mmemory of King Olav Haraldsson, who died in 1030.<\/p>\n To\u0301rshavnar Mansko\u0301r has participated on two singles released by Elin Brimheim Heinesen with lyrics by her father Jens Pauli Heinesen. The songs are “Eitt dy\u0301pi av dy\u0301rari ti\u0301\u00f0” (A Chasm of Precious Time” in 2002 og “So\u0301leyan ly\u0301sir um fl\u00f8tur” (Buttercups Light Up The Meadows) in 2021, which now are also on this album.<\/p>\n More info here: http:\/\/manskor.fo\/<\/a><\/p>\n Composers, conductors, and performers such as Ennio Morricone, Lalo Schifrin, James Morrison, Branford & Wynton Marsalis, Pino Donnagio, Giuliano Taviani, Jos\u00e9 Carreras, Danny Elfman, Vince Mendoza, Giuseppe Tornatore, Carl Davis, Steven Mercurio, Marcello Rota, Christian Lindberg, Chick Corea, Vladimir Cosma repeatedly come back to Prague to either record with the orchestra or perform in the beautiful Smetana Hall at Prague\u2019s Municipal House, the home concert stage of the orchestra.<\/p>\n The CNSO has also renewed its longstanding cooperation with Andrea Bocelli, plus accompanied Rolando Villazon and Jonas Kaufmann. The orchestra has collaborated with some of the most prominent pop artists, such as Sting, George Michael, Natalie Cole, Dianne Reeves, Ang\u00e9lique Kidjo, Denise Donatelli, Ute Lemper, and great instrumentalists, such as James Morrison, Branford & Wynton Marsalis, Bobby Shew, Joe Lovano, John Abercrombie, John Patitucci, Dave Weckl, Chick Corea and many more.<\/p>\n The Czech National Symphony Orchestra was set up in 1993 by trumpet player Jan Hasen\u00f6hrl along with the legendary conductor Zden?k Ko\u0161ler. In 1996, the American Paul Freeman took over as Chief Conductor, and remained in this position for an amazing ten years.<\/p>\n Now the orchestra has worked with its principal conductor Libor Pe\u0161ek since 2007 \u2013 a period which could be described as exceptional both in terms of its subscription series as well as five hugely successful tours around Great Britain, as well as the historic feat of the recording marathon between 2007 and 2017 during which time Libor Pe\u0161ek and the CNSO managed to record the complete symphonies of Gustav Mahler.<\/p>\n Libor Pe\u0161ek stepped down from his role in the spring of 2019 and was replaced by the American conductor Steven Mercurio. This fantastic musician and former pupil of Leonard Bernstein has worked with the orchestra for several years now and the partnership promises to bring about a number of exceptional new projects.<\/p>\n Read more about The Czech National Symphony Orchestra here:\u00a0https:\/\/www.cnso.cz\/en<\/a><\/p>\n At that time the orchestra was known as Filmov\u00fd Symfonick\u00fd Orchestr (FISYO) (The Film Symphony Orchestra). Many wonderful national and international film scores were recorded by this orchestra up until 1989, mostly at Sme\u010dky Sound Recording Studio.<\/p>\n Fully privatized after the Velvet Revolution, the orchestra was given its new name by music producer James Fitzpatrick in 1992 , so that today The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, under the management of Josef Pokluda , selects the finest musicians from all of the main Czech orchestras, who continue to play and record music together (usually every day of the week) for every type of orchestral project including CD albums, major international films, television series, video games, and even ringtones \u2013 both for the Czech Republic market but chiefly for clients & media productions all around the world.<\/p>\n After the acclaim of their various recordings the orchestra have undertaken numerous European concerts of film and TV music, Planet Earth music and Video Games Live, as well as standard classical repertoire. They also frequently play concerts in Prague and also have travelled to China, the Lebanon, various other Middle Eastern countries and the highlight being their 2010 concerts in Santiago, Chile with conductor Nic Raine and guest artist Itzhak Perlman.<\/p>\n Read more about the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra here: https:\/\/www.cityofpraguephilharmonicorchestra.co.uk\/<\/a><\/p>\n Kringvarp F\u00f8roya, the National TV & Radio recorded the whole event on video. And at easter in the spring of 2023, Kringvarp F\u00f8roya, the Public National TV, broadcasted the honor concert for Jens Pauli Heinesen \u2013 in two parts on April 6th and April 7th, 2023.<\/p>\n The Faroe Islands Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1983. A music school was established on probation the year before with some trained musicians, and in 1983 the F\u00f8roya Musikksk\u00fali (Faroe Islands Music School) was finally established with about 10 music teachers. This, as well as the new beautiful Nordic House, which opened in June the same year, meant that now suddenly there were both professional musicians and a good setting, which made it possible to run a symphony orchestra.<\/p>\n It was the music teachers Magna Synnev\u00e5g and Kanny Sambleben who, together with Alex S\u00f3lstein, Bogi L\u00fctzen and others, established the new orchestra, which was named F\u00f8roya Symfoniorkestur. Faroese and foreign educated musicians in the Faroes together with the best students in the music school, as well as some professional musicians from abroad were to man the new orchestra. This is the form that has been used all the years since. The good development these years, however, has been that the skills and the number of Faroese musicians has grown steadily.<\/p>\n For the past 20 years, the orchestra has made great strides. The activities have grown considerably from about two annual concerts to about 25 concerts in 2014 e.g. The progress has been purposeful. This is i.a. a result of increased funding and the following increased activity, together with the good work the music schools do, where of several of the professional musicians in the orchestra act as teachers. Some have also been in the music school since childhood and in the symphony orchestra before going abroad to take higher music education.<\/p>\n The orchestra’s staff is usually around 70 musicians and is conducted by Bernhardur Wilkinson. In addition, there is also a choir with about 120 good singers, who have all been through auditions, as well as a children’s choir of about 200 children. The Faroese Singing Teachers’ Association is responsible for the large children’s choir arranging the Children and Christmas Concert, which the Faroese Symphony Orchestra has played the first weekend in December for the past many years.<\/p>\n The orchestra has been on three trips abroad in the last 30 years. In Shetland, Denmark and in connection with the celebration of the orchestra’s 30th anniversary, the symphony orchestra had a concert in Akureyri and in the world-famous Harpa in Reykjav\u00edk in Iceland in the autumn of 2013.<\/p>\nALBUM COVER:<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nRECORDINGS<\/h3>\n
WHY PUBLISH THIS ALBUM<\/h3>\n
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\nJENS PAULI HEINESEN<\/h3>\n
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Jens Pauli Heinesen<\/em> was born on November 12th, 1932 and died on July 19th, 2011, aged 78. He grew up in Sandav\u00e1gur, but moved to T\u00f3rshavn at the early age of 14 years old, where he started as an office apprentice. This was not for him, so he got his parents’ consent to go to school. He first took his preliminary exam and then his matriculation exam in T\u00f3rshavn. He then trained as a teacher at the Emdrupborg State Seminary in Denmark. After completing his teacher’s exam in 1956, he worked as a teacher until he quit in 1970, and then devoted himself fulltime to his writing career, as he had wanted since he was a small boy.<\/p>\n
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\nELIN BRIMHEIM HEINESEN<\/h3>\n
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Elin Brimheim Heinesen<\/em>, born June 25th, 1958, is Jens Pauli Heinesen\u2019s daughter. Elin has composed the six songs on this album to poems by her father and translated (or rewritten) the songs to English. She is also the lead vocalist on this album.<\/p>\n
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\nENZO DE ROSA<\/h4>\n
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Enzo De Rosa<\/em>, born January 21st, 1964, is a composer, arranger and virtuoso concert pianist from Naples, Italy, now residing in Montreal, Canada. He has arranged Elin Brimheim Heinesen\u2019s compositions on this album to symphony orchestra and choir.<\/p>\n
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\n\u2013 Elin Brimheim Heinesen<\/p>\n
\nLAURA LUNGU<\/h4>\n
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Laura Lungu<\/em>, executive producer of this project, has studied music since childhood, graduating in music with violin specialisation. She graduated with honours in Musicology and Performing Arts at Bologna University, followed by a Master\u2019s degree in Musical Theatre Direction.<\/p>\n
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\nTARIRA<\/h4>\n
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The choir Tarira<\/em> is an outstanding choir, which since 2002 has pleased audiences with their high quality singing on an international\u00a0 level. Their name ‘Tarira’ is inspired by the author William Heinesen and comes from his novel “The Lost Musicians”, where Tarira is presented as a dream vision.<\/p>\n
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\nT\u00d3RSHAVN’S MEN’S CHOIR<\/h4>\n
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To\u0301rshavnar Mansko\u0301r<\/em> was founded, when the choir had their first performance together with the brass band GHM in the Nordic House in T\u00f3rshavn March 22, 1987. The choir has been on several tours outside the Faroes – such as in Iceland; Denmark; Wales; Scotland; Shetland; the Baltic countries – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania; Austria and Russia.<\/p>\n
\nTHE CZECH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA<\/h4>\n
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Performing and continuously growing for 26 years, the Czech National Symphony Orchestra (CNSO)<\/em> has earned an enviable reputation among Europe\u2019s top symphonic ensembles. Renowned for its versatility, the orchestra annually presents a broad programme ranging from classical music concerts to contemporary genres, film scores, jazz and musicals. Since 2005 the Czech National Symphony Orchestra has also organised the summer Prague Proms Festival, which with its impressive array of prominent international performers, appeals to a diverse audience year in year out.<\/p>\n
\nTHE CITY OF PRAGUE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA<\/h4>\n
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<\/em>The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra<\/em> is a world-renown professional symphony orchestra, founded over 60 years ago. The orchestra features predominantly Czech classical and jazz musicians\u2026with guest players selected from musicians studying at the Conservatoire in Prague. The orchestra started out, just after the end of World War II, as the in-house orchestra for the huge Barrandov Film Studios, regularly playing music for film and animation productions made at the world famous Prague studios, as well as featuring in the historic Kr\u00e1tk\u00fd Film productions (meaning \u201cshort film,\u201d in Czech), and productions for the former Czechoslovak Television.<\/p>\n
\nF\u00d8ROYA SYMFONIORKESTUR<\/h4>\n
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The Faroe Islands Symphony Orchestra<\/em> is not featured on the album, but they are mentioned here, because they were a big part of the phenomenal performance of all the six songs on the album at the honor concert for the author, Jens Pauli Heinesen, that took place in the Nordic House in T\u00f3rshavn on his 90th birthday, November 12th, 2022, under conduction of Bernhar\u00f0ur Wilkinson, with the choirs Tarira and T\u00f3rshavnar Mansk\u00f3r, Enzo De Rosa on the grand Piano and Elin as the lead vocalist.<\/p>\n\n